Catholic theologians gather to discuss quantum science, philosophy
Chapman University in Orange, Calif., hosted a first‑of‑its‑kind gathering exploring the intersection of quantum science, philosophy, and Catholic theology from July 12–15. The inaugural meeting was organized by Prof. Vincenzo Tamma of the University of Portsmouth and...
Legal experts weigh in on religion-based objections to AI in the workplace
A new papal encyclical on artificial intelligence is prompting fresh workplace tensions as employees raise religious objections to use of AI tools, according to a recent legal alert from U.S. law firm Stinson. Pope Leo XIV’s Magnifica Humanitas, released last...
Carlisle Cathedral, University of Cumbria secure grant to explore science and faith connections in local farming landscapes
Carlisle Cathedral and the University of Cumbria have been awarded a £9,850 grant to launch a new project examining how science and religion intersect in the landscapes and farming traditions of Cumbria in the U.K. The initiative, Land, Landscape and Faith, is one of...
Scientists in Synagogues grant program to name finalists in July
Sinai and Synapses has launched a new $5,000 grant program to promote Judaism and science in synagogues. Applications closed in late June, and finalists will be notified by July 17. Winning communities will attend a one-day workshop in New York City in late October,...
Los Alamos Faith and Science Forum launches 2026 Summer Series
The Los Alamos Faith and Science Forum opened its thirteenth summer season on June 10, offering a weekly series of presentations that probe some of humanity’s most enduring scientific and spiritual questions.
